matt so far, the storm has brought halfafoot of snow to sioux city. The past few hours have seen light snowbut the ow has picked up in intensity in the last few minutes. sheila ktivs robert lowe is with live link 4 along i29 with a look at the travel conditions, right now. Robert . Matt and sheila, as the snow begins to slow down, its really a blessing for those on the move. Here on i29, snow isnt the issue right now. Take a look at the streets, the main problem is they are very slick. So, authorties say you should continue to drive slowly road crews are working diligently to clear the area. Tonight, 50 pieces of equipment are helping clear the streets of sioux city around the clock. Prioritized. The most important streets are called priority o o, and include streets like floyd boulevard, hamilton boulevard, outer drive, and gordon drive. Downtown streets are also considered priority one streets. Those streets get plowed first. Then, there are priority two streets. Like glen oaks boule
A wanted suspect is in critical condition, tonight, after he shot himself while being apprehended by federal and tribal officials on the santee sioux indian reservation. matt an fbi spokesperson says the male suspect was armed at the time. He refused to surrender peacefully, and allegedly shot himself. The fbi didnt identify the in omaha, nebraska, told ktiv, this afternoon, that a man wanted by police was involved in an incident on the santee sioux reservation, today. 25yearold David Hoffman has been on the run, in northeast nebraska, since tuesday afternoon. Thats when he stole a niobrara, Nebraska Police officers weapon as the officer tried to arrest him for burglary and theft. He took off on foot. The Nebraska State Patrol and other agencies joined the search for hoffman as niobrara schools a a some businesses were locked down. Officers searched cabins and other buildings at niobrara state park, but there was no sign of hoffman. Niobrara state park reopened this morning. Seen. Unti
Pickups, horse trailers, and campers jostled for room at the Polson Fairgrounds when the Indian National Finals Rodeo Flathead River Tour Rodeo came to town Aug. 24-26.
A near unanimous decision on Aug. 7 by the Polson City Commission confirmed the annexation of a 79-acre piece of land owned by the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes.
A near unanimous decision on Aug. 7 by the Polson City Commission confirmed the annexation of a 79-acre piece of land owned by the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes.